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  • Yakov Sinai

    …was the development of the Kolmogorov-Sinai entropy. In collaboration with Kolmogorov, he built upon the work of American engineer Claude Shannon, who developed a measure of the efficiency of a communications system, called the entropy, that is computed on the basis of the statistical properties of the message source. (In…

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    …was the development of the Kolmogorov-Sinai entropy. In collaboration with Kolmogorov, he built upon the work of American engineer Claude Shannon, who developed a measure of the efficiency of a communications system, called the entropy, that is computed on the basis of the statistical properties of the message source. (In…

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